Amador County Board of Supervisors' Meeting 7/28/26

The Amador County Board of Supervisors met on July 28, 2026, addressing several procurement and policy-related issues. Key procurement-related actions included the approval of the transfer of Pinerove Park from the Pinerove Community Services District to the county, with arrangements to fund the park through cell tower revenues. The board also approved administrative abatements for code enforcement violations involving unpermitted occupied recreational vehicles and unpermitted residential structures, authorizing staff to take necessary legal actions if compliance is not met. Additionally, the board approved a new Williamson Act contract for agricultural land preservation and discussed a new ordinance permitting up to 20 annual permits for recreational vehicles as temporary accessory dwellings, with considerations for future adjustments and exclusions for certain areas like River Pines. The Amador Wine Country annual report was presented and approved, highlighting marketing efforts funded by a 1% gross direct-to-consumer collection from wineries, though no new budget changes were proposed. Public safety and infrastructure concerns, particularly traffic safety on Upper Ridge Road, were raised by residents but did not result in immediate procurement actions. Overall, the meeting focused on land use, code enforcement, and community development policies with several motions passed related to property management and regulatory compliance.